Adhesive application

• PVC self-adhesive vinyl (monomeric/polymeric) can be applied to washable surfaces such as glass, plastic and metal with a simple spray of water and the help of a squeegee to avoid the formation of bubbles. Application on walls, on the other hand, should be done dry
• Pre-spaced vinyl decals should be positioned on the application surface with the translucent film (application tape) provided with the product facing towards you, and secured in place using adhesive tape. Lift one side of the vinyl and slowly peel away the white paper backing, cutting off a strip with a utility knife or scissors. During this step, make sure that all the vinyl elements remain adhered to the application tape. If any letters or parts of the vinyl remain on the paper backing, place the application tape back onto the backing and carefully rub over the surface with a smooth squeegee, applying even and sufficient pressure. Then lift the application tape again and check that all the elements have transferred correctly to the film. Once the vinyl is completely adhered to the application tape, gradually apply the exposed section to the desired surface using a squeegee and applying even pressure. Continue by progressively removing the remaining paper backing and applying the vinyl as you go. It is important that the vinyl adheres properly to the application surface, which must be clean, smooth, and suitable for application. Once the application is complete, the application tape should be removed by pulling it back at an angle of approximately 180°. For an illustrated application guide, download the instructions available on the product page
• Electrostatic film, which is adhesive-free, cling to smooth or glass surfaces through static electricity and can therefore be repositioned multiple times without leaving any residue
• For Cast self-adhesive vinyl, which is suitable for car wrapping, it is advisable to start wearing gloves. Begin securing the vinyl to the vehicle bodywork using adhesive tape or magnets. Then, fold down the upper section horizontally, remove a portion of the paper backing at a time, and gently apply the vinyl, unrolling it gradually with a felt squeegee, working from the centre towards the edges. For concave or convex surfaces, we recommend using a heat gun to ensure proper adhesion. For more information, please refer to the instructions available on the product page. For the best results, we recommend having the vinyl applied by a professional

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